Støvring Bibliotek is the main library of Rebild Municipality, centrally located in town. Besides lending books and other materials, it houses an open magazine archive, a reading-room café and a PlayStation corner for children and young people. The library also hosts citizen services and a regular programme of talks and events. With a health card, visitors can use the self-service library from 06:00 to 21:00 every day.
Grangårdsvej 13A, 9530 Støvring
Self-service (with health card) daily 06:00-21:00; staffed hours see rebildbib.dk
An interactive art project inviting residents to share stories and perspectives about Støvring that may be included in a community colouring book.
Annual event celebrating World's Best News with a physical newspaper distribution. Read at the library, enjoy free coffee and chocolate, and meet volunteers from the local community.
Støvring Library celebrates its 10th anniversary with birthday songs, morning refreshments, and a talk about news and current affairs with a local councillor.
A reading circle at Støvring Library exploring themes of community and difference through literature.
A musical storytelling event for young children featuring songs and tales based on beloved children's books.
Children's librarians introduce books and the library for babies and toddlers. A gathering for parents on parental leave to explore reading, language, and connect with other families.
The library celebrates Winnie the Pooh's 100th birthday with puzzles, crafts, and books throughout the autumn break.
Author Jette Dige Rokos presents her new novel "Like a Seagull", a continuation about Edith starting over in Lindholm in 1970. She discusses her writing process and reads passages from the book.
Maya Elisabeth presents a comic lecture exploring how female and non-binary cartoonists use humor and art to challenge taboos around female sexuality and representation.
Learn about the municipality's ten bioparks at a storytelling session hosted by Vild med Rebild, discovering how local nature projects promote biodiversity and community engagement.
